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Historians and anthropologists have emphasized the solidarity of the traditional Japanese farming village, and unquestionably solidarity was one of its major characteristics. . . . But there was an equally important competitive side to village life that has been largely ignored: a competition between families rather than individuals, covert rather than open. . . . The immediate goal was the improvement of family well-being and village status.

Giving a Gift to the Hamlet: Rank, Solidarity, and Productive Exchange in Rural Japan